This week's #gratiku focused on autumn images. I like to photograph images when I walk. I've discovered I like to use the images as inspiration for my notebook pages.
For November 8, 2020
morning frost scarlett leaves linger after rain For November 12, 2020 red sky dawn early riser gift before rain For November 13 grassy blades cradle frost encrusted maple flag crunch! dog is clueless Let's Welcome 2021 with a Poetry Postcard
Did you know there are 48 days until 2020 ends? Woohoo! Let's celebrate the New Year with a New Year Postcard? In Japan, it’s called Nengajo, a Japanese custom of ushering in the new year.
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Head over to the very talented Robyn at Life on the Deckle Edge for all the Portey Friday goodness in the world.
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Linda Mitchell
11/14/2020 04:56:09 am
Hooray! It's time for New Year Postcard thinking. I love this exchange and look forward to it every year. Thanks for your lovely haiku--especially the crunch--and hosting the exchange.
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Mary Lee
11/14/2020 05:38:26 am
Thanks for doing this, Jone. I need it more than ever...both the giving and the receiving!
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11/14/2020 03:09:32 pm
I signed up, love the postcards always, Jone. Thank you! And I love your haiku, that "frost" & "early rise giftr". I have also loved seeing your notebook pages, all super!
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11/15/2020 01:44:48 pm
I am grateful for YOU, Joan! Thanks for the peeks into your creative process, and for all the goodness. AND, for hosting the postcard exchange again!
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11/15/2020 01:47:32 pm
Thanks for doing this, Jone - I checked 10; if the total is not much more than 10, I'm all in - just trying to start the year off with a few boundaries for me tendency to over-do EVERYthing - ha!
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11/16/2020 02:15:22 am
So much goodness and generosity in this post, Jone. :)
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